Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1920, Page 7

WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1920. LEAGUE WOMEN ARE INSTRUCTED IN IL GEOLOGY “Oil and Oil Pools’ Is Subject of | Address by Capt. M. L. Hop- kins at Meeting Monday | Evening. The twenty-odd bers of the Busi-| ness and Professional Women's League of Casper have a clear and compre- hensive idea of the formation of oil of the various sands and domes in} ult of the interesting! Jof the Casper Chautauqua association cial committee will have charge of ar- rangements. The tennis court now being laid on East Second street will be ready for se the latter part of this week and} desiring to use it are requested] e their names with Miss } secretary)of the? of the ¥. W. C. A Corbett, CITY TOBE CANVASSED IN SALE OF SEASON CHAUTAUQUA TICKETS Members of the committees in charge met in the Henning dining room Tues gay to perfect plans for the coming Ellison-White chautauqua. The ticket committee reported that teams had been appointed and would make a can- vass of the city within the next few! ure given Monday . W. C. A. by one of| ading geologists, Captain M.| “Oil and Oil} rted by giving |¢ “The solidification and deposits under the stone, limestone and other ro tions which either contain oil or direct ils course along the sands. Mr. ins scoffed at the theory put forth ecayed hodies of whs but} admitted that probably decaying the fish in the oceans had something to do} with the process of making oil, altho} immense quantities of small vegetable organisms found in the produci shales seem to be the deciding fa in forming oil, other conditions being equal. As to the future of Wyoming's oil kins thot that possibly owing to the ideal formations and croppings in the state so many 4eole-| gists and scientific men had been at-j tracted that the ground has already | been very thoroly covered. Mr. Hop kins predicted that much of the future scouting and mapping would be done by airplane. A short business meeting was held prior to the geologist’s talk when’ it was agreed to have an outdoor meet-} ing at the next regular meeting night. | Plonday, August 2, when the members of the league will entertain the of the p “male | Nagging. | this -| now AOHACRE ADDITION T0 |'Phis portion ts known as the southeast days. BORDEN CASHIER Che Casper Daily Cribune IS ROBBED OF $10,000 CASH (By Associated Press) y and eacapedhW ith $10,000. STILL CRITICAL J. A. Bruce wha was seriously in-| jured when he fell fro Burlington} truck Monday is still in a dangerous} condition the Private hospital altho Other committees reported that inter- est in the cha It was explained that msm-} hers of the chamber of commerce had expressed a willingness to have a chau-! aqua and that the directors had au-(——————————. 1 the guarantee as a result of iment. It was voised i serftial that the stand hac! < of its pledge. org: CITY 1S INCORPORATED: Forty #tres of land adjoining the| city of Casper on the southwest was added to the corporate city limits Mon-| }day night by action of the city council.| of the southeast of section 8-33-79. | ———— | | Lake Chad, in the heart of Fast Af-| rica, has no known outlet for the many | tauqua was apparently} he is to whether or not skull was teri fracture After you Pe take EATONIC foray BT eens | piss ee) ‘and all stomach mise ries. | war inereasen Vitality asd ep- | "EATONICIs the best remedy. Tena of thoe- | benefited. or twoe day to uagit,, Posiuvey eS | CASPER PHARMACY. 110 E. Second | rivers pouri nto it. FOR PURE ICE —Call CASPER ICE AND COLD STORAGE Phone 493 PIONEER GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET PHONE 345 Sandison & Fiddes ‘THOS, FIDDES, Manager Corner Fourth and Jefferson Sts. 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